Tom BurtonCo-Founder, COO and CTO of LeadSmart Technologies

Is this new tax fair? #ecommerce

Name: Is this new tax fair? #ecommerce
Uploaded: 2024-08-06T14:34:44+00:00
Duration: 32 s
Channel: Tom Burton
Description: A short YouTube conversation (uploaded by Tom Burton, Aug 6, 2024) about proposed state taxes on e‑commerce delivery fees and how those taxes may be…

6 Aug 2024 · 1 min

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A short YouTube conversation (uploaded by Tom Burton, Aug 6, 2024) about proposed state taxes on e‑commerce delivery fees and how those taxes may be passed to consumers. The speakers name several states considering per-delivery charges and cite example amounts (27¢, 35¢); there is also brief personal commentary about recent moving and local delivery traffic.

Questions this video answers

New York; Ohio; Nevada; Minnesota; Colorado; Washington.

27 cents and 35 cents.

Chapters

New York, Ohio, Nevada, Minnesota, Colorado and Washington are looking at very specific ways to tax delivery fees. One of them was just talking about a 35 cent. This particular one was. One was 27 cents and another one was 35 cents of an impact on a delivery fee. And that's just going to come to you and me, right? If we're looking at it from an E Commerce standpoint, it's just going to get tacked onto delivery fees already. So. So prime is going to go up by 37 cents or, you know, whatever.
It might be with something. I haven't really thought about it. You know, obviously, as you know, we moved recently and.
I do know that.
We'Re in a neighborhood that's like a cul de sac, so there's not a lot of traffic on there. And I look out the window from it and I've just been noticing all day long the only traffic that comes down the street is a prime truck, a UPS truck and a FedEx truck and every once in a while, like another delivery type truck.